Director, Deal Execution & Legal – Data Centers & Real Estate

Edged GlobalData Centers

United States (Remote) New York metro area or Atlanta, GAFull-TimeDirector

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Job Details

Experience: 7–12 years

Requirements

JD from accredited law school
Barred in at least one U.S. State or the District of Columbia
7–12 years of experience in transactional work related to real estate, data centers, or infrastructure development
Experience in the data center sector, including hyperscale leasing or build-to-suit development
Experience with European or APAC real estate or infrastructure transactions and cross-border JV structures
Prior in-house experience at a data center developer, real estate investment platform, or infrastructure fund
Hands-on experience negotiating JV/LLC agreements, real estate purchase and sale agreements, and long-term commercial leases
Familiarity with institutional capital structures
Proven ability to manage outside counsel effectively
Track record of independently handling complex deals

Responsibilities

Support the structuring and negotiation of joint ventures, partnerships, and co-investment arrangements with institutional capital partners
Support negotiation of hyperscale data center leases, including long-term NNN build-to-suit leases
Support land transactions across multiple jurisdictions including purchase and sale agreements
Support cross-border transactions across the U.S., Europe, and APAC
Support equity capital raises and co-investment processes
Direct and manage outside counsel across multiple jurisdictions
Conduct commercial and legal due diligence on potential partners and counterparties
Advise on portfolio-level matters including governance and exit mechanics
Support deal execution end-to-end, from term sheet through close

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